People · starting with W

Tremont House guest from St. Louis, Mo.

a.k.a. W. D. McKenzie

A resident of Fort Bayard who visited town Monday accompanied by his mother.

One of the incorporators listed in the articles.

a.k.a. W D Sutherlin

The narrator and companions were well armed and avoided wearing conspicuous clothing.

A former rug picker who inherited money and used it to feed the down-and-outs in St. Louis.

a.k.a. thur Weaver

Alumni member who paid dues in 1929-30.

Vice-President of Alumni Association from San Antonio, Texas.

a.k.a. Britian R. Webb

Elected as D.C. of the newly organized Knights of Pythias lodge in Deming.

a.k.a. W. E. Brown

The county clerk who recorded a mining deal.

a.k.a. county clerk Webster

Colonel commanding the aviation section attached to the base hospital at Fort Bliss, who leased the Fall residence.

a.k.a. Col W E Cooper

Listed as a visitor at The Timmer, from New York.

Listed as a visitor at The Timmer, from Doming.

A man who was out at the hay camp during the shooting.

a.k.a. Weems, Mr. Weems

Listed in the advertisement as associated with the United States Bank and Trust Co., established 1856.

a.k.a. W E GRIFFIN

Partner in Hamman and Ferguson who assumed the business after dissolution.

a.k.a. W K HAMMAN, W.E. Hamman, W. K. Hamman

One of the Herd brothers present at the Modoc mine explosion, slightly injured.

Will continue the well boring and drilling business after the dissolution of Hamman and Ferguson, paying all debts and receiving all moneys.

a.k.a. W E Hsaasn

Fifth class cadet tied with B. M. Barnard, Jr.

a.k.a. Hubbell, W. E.

Weicks was a boxer listed at 130 lbs in the smoker matchups.

a.k.a. Weicks

Listed as arriving from Butte City.

Real estate agent offering irrigated land and residences for sale.

A member of the rifle team ineligible for the Hearst match.

Occupied a stone building as the post office, which was badly burned.

A man who returned to his business after visiting his ranch.

a.k.a. W E Miller